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Database Table Definitions
I'm working on some coding that needs to interact direct with the database from a standalone application. I can probably make sense of a lot of it but is there any posting or information that explains the different database tables and their columns and what they're used for?
Thanks in advance. Don |
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AFAIK there is none.
But most stuff should be self-explanatory. If you come across smth, you can't figure out, ask. |
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Thanks. Thought I'd try. I'm a database geek so can probably figure most out but it's always nice when someone else has already.
I'll open a new thread if needed but do you know where the coding is that sends the instant email notifications of new posts? |
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You mean thread/forum subscriptions?
Tables subscribeforum and subscribethread |
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Thanks. Actually I'm trying to find the actual PHP code that sends the messages to those who get instant notifications.
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exec_send_notification(), functions_newpost.php
digestweekly.php digestdaily.php |
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I should say that what I want to do is basically set the reply to address of the message to something that changes with each sent message.
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Hook
mail_send might help. |
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Thanks. Do you know if exec_send_notification in the functions_newpost.php is used by anything other than the instant post notifications? Just want to figure out if I can change that function directly or need to copy it and change the calls.
Dang your quick. |
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There are 2 calls for exec_send_notification()
- in build_new_post(), functions_newpost.php for unmoderated posts - in moderate.php after a moderated post has been approved |
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